you know, fender jagstang's all pickups and fender stratocaster's first coil is slant...
why? :confused:
[FONT=Verdana]rest in heavenly peace lil' fox...[/FONT]
what is the secret of pickup angle?
ok, title says everything?
you know, fender jagstang's all pickups and fender stratocaster's first coil is slant...
why? :confused:
you know, fender jagstang's all pickups and fender stratocaster's first coil is slant...
why? :confused:
# 1
I dont know but I like your signature haha, sounds like you've had some incidents on stage
# 2
stage? :o
eheh i wish... i'm rookie as a duck in music.
i experienced it at home with my cheap chinese strat. i like that saying, because i know too many talented guys hang their baby over crappy plastic straps... u know the rest of the story... ;)
bang!
tewaaang...
ok, anybody knows, what's the trick of slant magnetics?
eheh i wish... i'm rookie as a duck in music.
i experienced it at home with my cheap chinese strat. i like that saying, because i know too many talented guys hang their baby over crappy plastic straps... u know the rest of the story... ;)
bang!
tewaaang...
ok, anybody knows, what's the trick of slant magnetics?
[FONT=Verdana]rest in heavenly peace lil' fox...[/FONT]
# 3
i mean the angle, like these:
(for stratocaster)
bridge // l l l l neck
(for jagstang)
bridge /// // neck
(for stratocaster)
bridge // l l l l neck
(for jagstang)
bridge /// // neck
[FONT=Verdana]rest in heavenly peace lil' fox...[/FONT]
# 4
The closer you get to the bridge, the brighter the tone will be, and the closer you get to the neck, the darker/thicker the tone will be.
# 5
Basically, what the last guy said... In more detail... strings vibrate at a higher frequency the closer they are to their point of contact (the bridge)... along with that, the higher gauge of string... the larger the eliptical pattern of the vibration... this is the science behind bass tones and treble tones. What Fender has done is angled the pickup to get the most bass and the most treble that the possibly could by making the pickup point farther from the bridge on the bass strings (top 3) and closer to the bridge on the treble strings(bottom 3). Same concept goes for split coil humbuckers and slpit coil bass pickups...
# 6
# 7
Originally Posted by: PonyOneI had a friend who wouldn't believe me that a Tele with twin humbuckers wouldn't have "the twang" like a traditional one would... he returned it a few days later.
Why would anyone buy a telecaster with double humbuckers. I can even understand hums at the neck, but the bridge too? makes no sense. I'm gonna get myself a nashville tele one of these days when my wallet gets bigger then my mouth
# 8
and one more thing...
why is the neck pickups poles are tighter?
you know first and last strings aren't stand on the middle of the poles... :confused:
why is the neck pickups poles are tighter?
you know first and last strings aren't stand on the middle of the poles... :confused:
[FONT=Verdana]rest in heavenly peace lil' fox...[/FONT]
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